Governor Cummins Addresses Iowa General Assembly Outlook
Governor Albert B. Cummins delivers a wide ranging message to the Thirty-second General Assembly. He urges amendments on taxation rail regulation and corporate influence and advocates reforms in public instruction civil service and primary elections while praising state progress and urging budgetary prudence.
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Congress Debates Omnibus Budget Impasse and Army Bill
Senate忙 in session with omnibus appropriation debate and party line talk on Japan treaty negotiations. House moves on army appropriation sections as discomfort grows over reports of entitlements and enforcement, with shifts in committee assignments and looming votes.
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Delirium Tremens Evils and Causes in Inebriety Dangers
The article discusses delirium tremens as a consequence of alcohol bingeing, detailing symptoms such as insomnia tremors and violent behavior. It notes onset after prolonged drinking, tissue saturation with alcohol, and typical visions while drunk. It cites Bellevue Hospital observations on liquor preferences among inebriates, highlighting whisky, beer, and spirits with no wine-drinking pattern.
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Nationnal Capital Notes and Government Debates
A scrambled 1900s style summary notes bills on consular service promotions, land sale bids in Kiowa Comanche reservation, child labor amendments, life of Senator Arthur Pne Carman von Saturdas, withdrawal of nerve assets by five civilized tribes, and a State Department inquiry into George Daniel a naturalized citizen facing Persian officials.
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